Yahoo Internet Life Film Festival - March 22-23, 2000miptalk2026-09-20 | Yahoo Internet Life Film Festival - March 22-23, 2000Ruth Beaglehole on Nonviolent Parenting, Empathy, and Healing | MIPtalk Archive Interview (2011)miptalk2012-01-14 | In loving memory of Ruth Beaglehole (1942–2025), founder of Echo Parenting & Education and a lifelong advocate for nonviolence, empathy, and early childhood healing.
This interview was recorded in 2011 as part of MIPtalk: Conversations with the World’s Most Interesting People, co-hosted by Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi. In this candid, powerful conversation, Ruth shares her personal journey from New Zealand to Los Angeles, surviving childhood trauma, and building a global movement rooted in compassion and community care.
Ruth’s insights on reparenting, breaking cycles of generational harm, and the neuroscience of empathy continue to resonate deeply today.
📌 Ruth Beaglehole (1942–2025) May her memory be a blessing.
#RuthBeaglehole #EchoParenting #Nonviolence #EmpathyMatters #ParentingWithoutPunishment #EmotionalIntelligence #Reparenting #ChildhoodDevelopment #TraumaInformedCare #CommunityHealing #MIPtalk #SoundCloudArchives #InMemory #JewishCommunity #EchoPark #SocialChangeMIPtalk.com interviews Gina Bianchinimiptalk2011-08-12 | MIPtalk co-host Brad Rowe interviews former Ning.com CEO Gina Bianchini. Ms. Bianchini is currently the entrepreneur in residence at the Andreesen Horowitz venture firm.Redemption Road Trailermiptalk2011-07-24 | In Mario Van Peebleapos;s new film "Redemption Road", two seemingly different men (Academy Award Nominee Michael Clarke Duncan, Morgan Simpson) embark on a music-steeped journey through the American South, learning along the way that life isnapos;t about where you end up - itapos;s how you get there that matters. Somewhere along the 900 miles between Austin, TX and Huntsville, AL the two men become unlikely friends. However, every road has an end. In Huntsville, sad truths come to light, with heartbreak and violence lingering in their wake, ultimately leaving both men changed forever. The music of "Redemption Road" is permeated with authenticity, from Country music - perfectly befitting the filmapos;s Nashville locations - to the full scope of the Blues with a pinch of good old-fashioned Gospel to reflect the filmapos;s deeper themes of faith.A Place to Live The Story of Triangle Square - KCET Pledge Drive - Karen Dickinson, Carolyn Coal andmiptalk2011-06-26 | A Place to Live director Carolyn Coal, Gay and Lesbian Elder Housing Executive Director Mark Supper and Triangle Square resident Karen Dickinson are interviewed by Cris Franco and Leyla Farah during the airing of the documentary on KCET Channel 28 on June 14, 2011.A Place to Live The Story of Triangle Square - KCET Pledge Drive - Carolyn Coal and Mark Suppermiptalk2011-06-26 | A Place to Live director Carolyn Coal and Gay and Lesbian Elder Housing Executive Director Mark Supper are interviewed by Cris Franco and Leyla Farah during the airing of the documentary on KCET Channel 28 on June 14, 2011.Noam Dromi and Sheila Moore - A Place to Live The Story of Triangle Square - KCET Pledge Drivemiptalk2011-06-26 | A Place to Live executive producer Noam Dromi and Gay and Lesbian Elder Housing Director of Programs and Outreach Sheila Moore, LCSW are interviewed by Cris Franco and Leyla Farah during the airing of the documentary on KCET Channel 28 on June 14, 2011.Noam Dromi and Mark Supper - A Place to Live The Story of Triangle Square - KCET Pledge Drivemiptalk2011-06-26 | A Place to Live Executive Producer Noam Dromi and Gay and Lesbian Elder Housing Executive Director Mark Supper are interviewed by Cris Franco and Leyla Farah during the airing of the documentary on KCET Channel 28 on June 14, 2011.Noam Dromi + Carolyn Coal - A Place to Live - Behind-the-Scenes at KCETmiptalk2011-06-18 | What does it mean to be a gay senior citizen trying to survive on limited resources in America? The new American Public Television-distributed special A PLACE TO LIVE: THE STORY OF TRIANGLE SQUARE explores this issue by chronicling the development and construction of Triangle Square Hollywood in Hollywood, California -the countryapos;s first affordable housing facility for LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) seniors. More info at http://www.aplacetolivemovie.comChrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Bob Hart - Chairman of the Boardmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Soleil Moon Fryemiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Rick Hess - Event Co-Chairmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Noam Dromi Interviews Ryan Murphy - Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - 2010 Event Honoreemiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Eric Danemiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Craig Murray - Board Membermiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Seth MacFarlane - 2010 Event Honoreemiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Randy Jackson - Event MCmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Mark Loranger - President and CEOmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Jan Perry - Councilwoman - 9th Disctrict - LAmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Eva Mendesmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Dana Walden - Event Co-Chairmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Brooke Muellermiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Noam Dromi + Brad Rowe - Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ballmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Alan Long - Board Membermiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Jill Baldauf - Vice Chairman of the Boardmiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Amaury Nolascomiptalk2011-06-16 | Brad Rowe and Noam Dromi interview guests at the 9th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball on June 5, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.Chrysalis - 9th Annual Butterfly Ball - Hayward Kaiser - Board Membermiptalk2011-06-16 | Uploaded by blip.tv.Dolphin Tale Trailer 2miptalk2011-06-16 | A story centered on the friendship between a boy and a dolphin whose tail was lost in a crab trap. A wonderful story for the entire family.A Place to Live - Filmmaker Q&A w/ Carolyn Coal, Noam Dromi, Cynthia Childsmiptalk2011-06-10 | A Place to Live chronicles the journey of seven brave individuals as they attempt to secure a home in Triangle Square, Hollywood, the nation's first affordable housing facility for LGBT seniors. Since demand far exceeds the number of available apartments, a lottery system was set up to determine who would be selected to start a new life in the facility. This documentary film is a moving, heart-breaking, but ultimately uplifting exploration of the applicants' personal journeys as they move through the lottery system. ;The scarcity of affordable housing is a deepening national crisis and LGBT seniors are often discriminated against, forced back into the closet in retirement homes, or separated from their significant others in assisted living facilities.Dolphin Tale star visits Kissimmeemiptalk2011-06-01 | Cozi Zuehlsdorff visits Kissimmee to promote Dolphin Tale and homeschooling.Eileen Grubba - Sleeping with the Bearmiptalk2011-04-25 | "Sleeping With the Bear" by Gena Acosta, is a film about Emily, a former track and field Olympic hopeful, who has lost half her life, and all of her dreams from a crippling accident that destroyed her leg. Now working as a manicurist, she receives news from her insurance company that the "revolutionary" series of surgeries she is supposed to finally undergo to restore her quality of life will NOT be approved. This devastating disappointment sends this usually strong woman spiraling down in ways she never has before, as her last hopes for an easier, pain-free life are taken away.Noam Dromi interviews Eileen Grubba - Most Inspiring Peoplemiptalk2011-04-11 | MIPtalk - Conversation's with the World's Most Interesting People (www.miptalk.com welcomes actress and activist Eileen Grubba as a correspondent to our show. Host Noam Dromi interviews her to learn about her own personal struggles and how she's trying to transform the world. She'll be seeking out the world's most INSPIRING people to share their stories of tenacity, perseverance and hope. If you'd like to share a story with Eileen you can contact her at eileen@miptalk.com.Sex, Love & The Double Standard 10miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 09miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 08miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 07miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 06miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 05miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 04miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 03miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 02miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsSex, Love & The Double Standard 01miptalk2010-11-25 | A Pop-Up Roundtable Sponsored by Love & Other DrugsMIPtalk.com - NOH8 - What Upcoming Events Are You Participating In?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - What Other Organizations Inspire You?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - What Motivated You To Start A Grass Roots Organization?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - What Advice Can You Offer LGBT Youth Trying To Find Their Voice?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - How Do You Know If Youve Made A Difference?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - Whats Next For The Campaign?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - Why Arent Civil Unions An Acceptable Alternative?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - How Did You Initially Spread the Word About Your Campaign?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.MIPtalk.com - NOH8 - Do You Think Proposition 8 WIll Be Overturned?miptalk2010-08-10 | The NOH8 Campaign is a silent protest photo project against California Proposition 8. The campaign features photographs portraying people in front of a white backdrop wearing white t-shirts, their mouths taped shut and "NOH8" painted on their cheek. The campaign was created on February 1, 2009 by photographer Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley. The photos are featured on the campaigns website, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace, as well as a virtual world campaign in Second Life.